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Anonymous wrote:I live a good sex scene. Been with my husband for 25 years and love him to death but it’s nice to dream.

I was confused about the one people are talking about that. Was the guy just wanting her to slow down so it would last longer? And she was like no we’re going to finish when I want? Or was there something else going on. He seemed uncomfortable or something - not just into it and wanting to last.

Yes, that’s it: two ugly people grunting and humping in the premiere of a HBO detective for absolutely no reason. I love a good sex scene, too. But I want to dream I’m Geena Davis being seduced by Brad Pitt, not whatever it was those two characters were doing. Yuck.

Geena Davis and Brad Pitt?

When was the last time either of them did a sex scene? 2 decades ago?

Who cares when it happened? That’s how a good sex scene is done. That’s why I remember it years later. Newer does not equal better. In this case, it equals much worse.

I don't look to be turned on by sex scenes, nor do I rate sex scenes by how "hot" the actors are. Please. Go watch softcore if that's what you're looking for. Sex scenes should do something to advance the story or give insight into the character. Otherwise, pffft.

Regardless, I like Kali Reis in this series. I've never seen her in anything before so I googled her and was surprised that she is a pro boxer and those piercings are real. She just started acting a couple of years ago. I think she's great.

I’m not looking to be turned on either. I’m looking to watch a detective show. What I don’t want to see is an ugly actress humping a slightly better looking, but also unattractive, actor who is groaning and begging her to stop. I was thinking the same thing. Stop! That scene added nothing to the plot. It provided zero insight into the character. (Some PP mentioned that it showed she got horny and wanted a connection. Um, who doesn’t?!?) On top of all of that the scene was not sexy. Those are images I didn’t want in my head. That is why so many different people have said that it was gratuitous, unnecessary and gross.

Did you have the same reaction to Jodie Foster’s sex scene with Christopher Eccleston and if not, ask yourself what the difference was…(don’t worry I already know the answer)

Yes, I had the same reaction. It was too graphic and totally unnecessary. The director could have showed me that these two were romantic without resorting to a cheap, GRATUITOUS sex scene.

Ask yourself why you assume you know how a total stranger feels about a tv show. This thread is filled with numerous comments from people saying they wish shows would cut it out with the gratuitous sex. What’s next, watching how a character scrubs her toilet to illustrate her character traits?

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Anonymous wrote:I live a good sex scene. Been with my husband for 25 years and love him to death but it’s nice to dream.

I was confused about the one people are talking about that. Was the guy just wanting her to slow down so it would last longer? And she was like no we’re going to finish when I want? Or was there something else going on. He seemed uncomfortable or something - not just into it and wanting to last.

Yes, that’s it: two ugly people grunting and humping in the premiere of a HBO detective for absolutely no reason. I love a good sex scene, too. But I want to dream I’m Geena Davis being seduced by Brad Pitt, not whatever it was those two characters were doing. Yuck.

Geena Davis and Brad Pitt?

When was the last time either of them did a sex scene? 2 decades ago?

Who cares when it happened? That’s how a good sex scene is done. That’s why I remember it years later. Newer does not equal better. In this case, it equals much worse.

I don't look to be turned on by sex scenes, nor do I rate sex scenes by how "hot" the actors are. Please. Go watch softcore if that's what you're looking for. Sex scenes should do something to advance the story or give insight into the character. Otherwise, pffft.

Regardless, I like Kali Reis in this series. I've never seen her in anything before so I googled her and was surprised that she is a pro boxer and those piercings are real. She just started acting a couple of years ago. I think she's great.

I’m not looking to be turned on either. I’m looking to watch a detective show. What I don’t want to see is an ugly actress humping a slightly better looking, but also unattractive, actor who is groaning and begging her to stop. I was thinking the same thing. Stop! That scene added nothing to the plot. It provided zero insight into the character. (Some PP mentioned that it showed she got horny and wanted a connection. Um, who doesn’t?!?) On top of all of that the scene was not sexy. Those are images I didn’t want in my head. That is why so many different people have said that it was gratuitous, unnecessary and gross.

But...why were those images stuck in your head? I barely remembered it until you brought it up here, and you can't stop talking about it. Which is weird.

There are a bunch of posters talking about it, not just one. I personally think Kali is ugly. I don’t appreciate her body type or her tattoos. I don’t like her piercings. I don’t like her face. She might be a great actress, but she doesn’t appeal to me at all. I do, however, love Jodie Foster. I’ll be watching for Jodie.

Ok. So masturbate to Jodie Foster then.

Wow. You’re twisted. Appreciating an actress’s talent does not equal sexual attraction to that actress. (If I’m going to masturbate to an actor, it will be to Henry Cavill, lol.)

Why are you so defensive of Kali Reis? So far, I’m not even slightly impressed with her acting. She’s so gruff and yet her delivery is bland and unemotional. I think she’s unattractive and fail to see any appeal. Jodie, on the other hand, has a remarkable range. It’s fun to watch her act. I can’t imagine how you can’t see the massive difference in talent.

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Anonymous wrote:I live a good sex scene. Been with my husband for 25 years and love him to death but it’s nice to dream.

I was confused about the one people are talking about that. Was the guy just wanting her to slow down so it would last longer? And she was like no we’re going to finish when I want? Or was there something else going on. He seemed uncomfortable or something - not just into it and wanting to last.

Yes, that’s it: two ugly people grunting and humping in the premiere of a HBO detective for absolutely no reason. I love a good sex scene, too. But I want to dream I’m Geena Davis being seduced by Brad Pitt, not whatever it was those two characters were doing. Yuck.

Geena Davis and Brad Pitt?

When was the last time either of them did a sex scene? 2 decades ago?

Who cares when it happened? That’s how a good sex scene is done. That’s why I remember it years later. Newer does not equal better. In this case, it equals much worse.

I don't look to be turned on by sex scenes, nor do I rate sex scenes by how "hot" the actors are. Please. Go watch softcore if that's what you're looking for. Sex scenes should do something to advance the story or give insight into the character. Otherwise, pffft.

Regardless, I like Kali Reis in this series. I've never seen her in anything before so I googled her and was surprised that she is a pro boxer and those piercings are real. She just started acting a couple of years ago. I think she's great.

I’m not looking to be turned on either. I’m looking to watch a detective show. What I don’t want to see is an ugly actress humping a slightly better looking, but also unattractive, actor who is groaning and begging her to stop. I was thinking the same thing. Stop! That scene added nothing to the plot. It provided zero insight into the character. (Some PP mentioned that it showed she got horny and wanted a connection. Um, who doesn’t?!?) On top of all of that the scene was not sexy. Those are images I didn’t want in my head. That is why so many different people have said that it was gratuitous, unnecessary and gross.

Did you have the same reaction to Jodie Foster’s sex scene with Christopher Eccleston and if not, ask yourself what the difference was…(don’t worry I already know the answer)

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Anonymous wrote:I live a good sex scene. Been with my husband for 25 years and love him to death but it’s nice to dream.

I was confused about the one people are talking about that. Was the guy just wanting her to slow down so it would last longer? And she was like no we’re going to finish when I want? Or was there something else going on. He seemed uncomfortable or something - not just into it and wanting to last.

Yes, that’s it: two ugly people grunting and humping in the premiere of a HBO detective for absolutely no reason. I love a good sex scene, too. But I want to dream I’m Geena Davis being seduced by Brad Pitt, not whatever it was those two characters were doing. Yuck.

Geena Davis and Brad Pitt?

When was the last time either of them did a sex scene? 2 decades ago?

Who cares when it happened? That’s how a good sex scene is done. That’s why I remember it years later. Newer does not equal better. In this case, it equals much worse.

I don't look to be turned on by sex scenes, nor do I rate sex scenes by how "hot" the actors are. Please. Go watch softcore if that's what you're looking for. Sex scenes should do something to advance the story or give insight into the character. Otherwise, pffft.

Regardless, I like Kali Reis in this series. I've never seen her in anything before so I googled her and was surprised that she is a pro boxer and those piercings are real. She just started acting a couple of years ago. I think she's great.

I’m not looking to be turned on either. I’m looking to watch a detective show. What I don’t want to see is an ugly actress humping a slightly better looking, but also unattractive, actor who is groaning and begging her to stop. I was thinking the same thing. Stop! That scene added nothing to the plot. It provided zero insight into the character. (Some PP mentioned that it showed she got horny and wanted a connection. Um, who doesn’t?!?) On top of all of that the scene was not sexy. Those are images I didn’t want in my head. That is why so many different people have said that it was gratuitous, unnecessary and gross.

But...why were those images stuck in your head? I barely remembered it until you brought it up here, and you can't stop talking about it. Which is weird.

There are a bunch of posters talking about it, not just one. I personally think Kali is ugly. I don’t appreciate her body type or her tattoos. I don’t like her piercings. I don’t like her face. She might be a great actress, but she doesn’t appeal to me at all. I do, however, love Jodie Foster. I’ll be watching for Jodie.

Ok. So masturbate to Jodie Foster then.

Wow. You’re twisted. Appreciating an actress’s talent does not equal sexual attraction to that actress. (If I’m going to masturbate to an actor, it will be to Henry Cavill, lol.)

Why are you so defensive of Kali Reis? So far, I’m not even slightly impressed with her acting. She’s so gruff and yet her delivery is bland and unemotional. I think she’s unattractive and fail to see any appeal. Jodie, on the other hand, has a remarkable range. It’s fun to watch her act. I can’t imagine how you can’t see the massive difference in talent.

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Anonymous wrote:I live a good sex scene. Been with my husband for 25 years and love him to death but it’s nice to dream.

I was confused about the one people are talking about that. Was the guy just wanting her to slow down so it would last longer? And she was like no we’re going to finish when I want? Or was there something else going on. He seemed uncomfortable or something - not just into it and wanting to last.

Yes, that’s it: two ugly people grunting and humping in the premiere of a HBO detective for absolutely no reason. I love a good sex scene, too. But I want to dream I’m Geena Davis being seduced by Brad Pitt, not whatever it was those two characters were doing. Yuck.

Geena Davis and Brad Pitt?

When was the last time either of them did a sex scene? 2 decades ago?

Who cares when it happened? That’s how a good sex scene is done. That’s why I remember it years later. Newer does not equal better. In this case, it equals much worse.

I don't look to be turned on by sex scenes, nor do I rate sex scenes by how "hot" the actors are. Please. Go watch softcore if that's what you're looking for. Sex scenes should do something to advance the story or give insight into the character. Otherwise, pffft.

Regardless, I like Kali Reis in this series. I've never seen her in anything before so I googled her and was surprised that she is a pro boxer and those piercings are real. She just started acting a couple of years ago. I think she's great.

I’m not looking to be turned on either. I’m looking to watch a detective show. What I don’t want to see is an ugly actress humping a slightly better looking, but also unattractive, actor who is groaning and begging her to stop. I was thinking the same thing. Stop! That scene added nothing to the plot. It provided zero insight into the character. (Some PP mentioned that it showed she got horny and wanted a connection. Um, who doesn’t?!?) On top of all of that the scene was not sexy. Those are images I didn’t want in my head. That is why so many different people have said that it was gratuitous, unnecessary and gross.

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Anonymous wrote:I live a good sex scene. Been with my husband for 25 years and love him to death but it’s nice to dream.

I was confused about the one people are talking about that. Was the guy just wanting her to slow down so it would last longer? And she was like no we’re going to finish when I want? Or was there something else going on. He seemed uncomfortable or something - not just into it and wanting to last.

Yes, that’s it: two ugly people grunting and humping in the premiere of a HBO detective for absolutely no reason. I love a good sex scene, too. But I want to dream I’m Geena Davis being seduced by Brad Pitt, not whatever it was those two characters were doing. Yuck.

Geena Davis and Brad Pitt?

When was the last time either of them did a sex scene? 2 decades ago?

:lol: :lol: :lol:

Who cares when it happened? That’s how a good sex scene is done. That’s why I remember it years later. Newer does not equal better. In this case, it equals much worse.

I don't look to be turned on by sex scenes, nor do I rate sex scenes by how "hot" the actors are. Please. Go watch softcore if that's what you're looking for. Sex scenes should do something to advance the story or give insight into the character. Otherwise, pffft.

Regardless, I like Kali Reis in this series. I've never seen her in anything before so I googled her and was surprised that she is a pro boxer and those piercings are real. She just started acting a couple of years ago. I think she's great.

I’m not looking to be turned on either. I’m looking to watch a detective show. What I don’t want to see is an ugly actress humping a slightly better looking, but also unattractive, actor who is groaning and begging her to stop. I was thinking the same thing. Stop! That scene added nothing to the plot. It provided zero insight into the character. (Some PP mentioned that it showed she got horny and wanted a connection. Um, who doesn’t?!?) On top of all of that the scene was not sexy. Those are images I didn’t want in my head. That is why so many different people have said that it was gratuitous, unnecessary and gross.

But...why were those images stuck in your head? I barely remembered it until you brought it up here, and you can't stop talking about it. Which is weird.

There are a bunch of posters talking about it, not just one. I personally think Kali is ugly. I don’t appreciate her body type or her tattoos. I don’t like her piercings. I don’t like her face. She might be a great actress, but she doesn’t appeal to me at all. I do, however, love Jodie Foster. I’ll be watching for Jodie.

Far from "ugly"

We’ll have to agree to disagree.

She’s foxy. You’re wrong 😆

I’m guessing she looks like your exes next or currents last. Too adamant about a beautiful woman being unattractive. Reads baggage for sure.

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Anonymous wrote:I live a good sex scene. Been with my husband for 25 years and love him to death but it’s nice to dream.

I was confused about the one people are talking about that. Was the guy just wanting her to slow down so it would last longer? And she was like no we’re going to finish when I want? Or was there something else going on. He seemed uncomfortable or something - not just into it and wanting to last.

Yes, that’s it: two ugly people grunting and humping in the premiere of a HBO detective for absolutely no reason. I love a good sex scene, too. But I want to dream I’m Geena Davis being seduced by Brad Pitt, not whatever it was those two characters were doing. Yuck.

Geena Davis and Brad Pitt?

When was the last time either of them did a sex scene? 2 decades ago?

Who cares when it happened? That’s how a good sex scene is done. That’s why I remember it years later. Newer does not equal better. In this case, it equals much worse.

I don't look to be turned on by sex scenes, nor do I rate sex scenes by how "hot" the actors are. Please. Go watch softcore if that's what you're looking for. Sex scenes should do something to advance the story or give insight into the character. Otherwise, pffft.

Regardless, I like Kali Reis in this series. I've never seen her in anything before so I googled her and was surprised that she is a pro boxer and those piercings are real. She just started acting a couple of years ago. I think she's great.

I’m not looking to be turned on either. I’m looking to watch a detective show. What I don’t want to see is an ugly actress humping a slightly better looking, but also unattractive, actor who is groaning and begging her to stop. I was thinking the same thing. Stop! That scene added nothing to the plot. It provided zero insight into the character. (Some PP mentioned that it showed she got horny and wanted a connection. Um, who doesn’t?!?) On top of all of that the scene was not sexy. Those are images I didn’t want in my head. That is why so many different people have said that it was gratuitous, unnecessary and gross.

But...why were those images stuck in your head? I barely remembered it until you brought it up here, and you can't stop talking about it. Which is weird.

There are a bunch of posters talking about it, not just one. I personally think Kali is ugly. I don’t appreciate her body type or her tattoos. I don’t like her piercings. I don’t like her face. She might be a great actress, but she doesn’t appeal to me at all. I do, however, love Jodie Foster. I’ll be watching for Jodie.

Ok. So masturbate to Jodie Foster then.

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Anonymous wrote:I live a good sex scene. Been with my husband for 25 years and love him to death but it’s nice to dream.

I was confused about the one people are talking about that. Was the guy just wanting her to slow down so it would last longer? And she was like no we’re going to finish when I want? Or was there something else going on. He seemed uncomfortable or something - not just into it and wanting to last.

Yes, that’s it: two ugly people grunting and humping in the premiere of a HBO detective for absolutely no reason. I love a good sex scene, too. But I want to dream I’m Geena Davis being seduced by Brad Pitt, not whatever it was those two characters were doing. Yuck.

Geena Davis and Brad Pitt?

When was the last time either of them did a sex scene? 2 decades ago?

:lol: :lol: :lol:

Who cares when it happened? That’s how a good sex scene is done. That’s why I remember it years later. Newer does not equal better. In this case, it equals much worse.

I don't look to be turned on by sex scenes, nor do I rate sex scenes by how "hot" the actors are. Please. Go watch softcore if that's what you're looking for. Sex scenes should do something to advance the story or give insight into the character. Otherwise, pffft.

Regardless, I like Kali Reis in this series. I've never seen her in anything before so I googled her and was surprised that she is a pro boxer and those piercings are real. She just started acting a couple of years ago. I think she's great.

I’m not looking to be turned on either. I’m looking to watch a detective show. What I don’t want to see is an ugly actress humping a slightly better looking, but also unattractive, actor who is groaning and begging her to stop. I was thinking the same thing. Stop! That scene added nothing to the plot. It provided zero insight into the character. (Some PP mentioned that it showed she got horny and wanted a connection. Um, who doesn’t?!?) On top of all of that the scene was not sexy. Those are images I didn’t want in my head. That is why so many different people have said that it was gratuitous, unnecessary and gross.

But...why were those images stuck in your head? I barely remembered it until you brought it up here, and you can't stop talking about it. Which is weird.

There are a bunch of posters talking about it, not just one. I personally think Kali is ugly. I don’t appreciate her body type or her tattoos. I don’t like her piercings. I don’t like her face. She might be a great actress, but she doesn’t appeal to me at all. I do, however, love Jodie Foster. I’ll be watching for Jodie.

Far from "ugly"

We’ll have to agree to disagree.

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Anonymous wrote:I live a good sex scene. Been with my husband for 25 years and love him to death but it’s nice to dream.

I was confused about the one people are talking about that. Was the guy just wanting her to slow down so it would last longer? And she was like no we’re going to finish when I want? Or was there something else going on. He seemed uncomfortable or something - not just into it and wanting to last.

Yes, that’s it: two ugly people grunting and humping in the premiere of a HBO detective for absolutely no reason. I love a good sex scene, too. But I want to dream I’m Geena Davis being seduced by Brad Pitt, not whatever it was those two characters were doing. Yuck.

Geena Davis and Brad Pitt?

When was the last time either of them did a sex scene? 2 decades ago?

Who cares when it happened? That’s how a good sex scene is done. That’s why I remember it years later. Newer does not equal better. In this case, it equals much worse.

I don't look to be turned on by sex scenes, nor do I rate sex scenes by how "hot" the actors are. Please. Go watch softcore if that's what you're looking for. Sex scenes should do something to advance the story or give insight into the character. Otherwise, pffft.

Regardless, I like Kali Reis in this series. I've never seen her in anything before so I googled her and was surprised that she is a pro boxer and those piercings are real. She just started acting a couple of years ago. I think she's great.

I’m not looking to be turned on either. I’m looking to watch a detective show. What I don’t want to see is an ugly actress humping a slightly better looking, but also unattractive, actor who is groaning and begging her to stop. I was thinking the same thing. Stop! That scene added nothing to the plot. It provided zero insight into the character. (Some PP mentioned that it showed she got horny and wanted a connection. Um, who doesn’t?!?) On top of all of that the scene was not sexy. Those are images I didn’t want in my head. That is why so many different people have said that it was gratuitous, unnecessary and gross.

But...why were those images stuck in your head? I barely remembered it until you brought it up here, and you can't stop talking about it. Which is weird.

There are a bunch of posters talking about it, not just one. I personally think Kali is ugly. I don’t appreciate her body type or her tattoos. I don’t like her piercings. I don’t like her face. She might be a great actress, but she doesn’t appeal to me at all. I do, however, love Jodie Foster. I’ll be watching for Jodie.

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Anonymous wrote:I live a good sex scene. Been with my husband for 25 years and love him to death but it’s nice to dream.

I was confused about the one people are talking about that. Was the guy just wanting her to slow down so it would last longer? And she was like no we’re going to finish when I want? Or was there something else going on. He seemed uncomfortable or something - not just into it and wanting to last.

Yes, that’s it: two ugly people grunting and humping in the premiere of a HBO detective for absolutely no reason. I love a good sex scene, too. But I want to dream I’m Geena Davis being seduced by Brad Pitt, not whatever it was those two characters were doing. Yuck.

Geena Davis and Brad Pitt?

When was the last time either of them did a sex scene? 2 decades ago?

:lol: :lol: :lol:

Who cares when it happened? That’s how a good sex scene is done. That’s why I remember it years later. Newer does not equal better. In this case, it equals much worse.

I don't look to be turned on by sex scenes, nor do I rate sex scenes by how "hot" the actors are. Please. Go watch softcore if that's what you're looking for. Sex scenes should do something to advance the story or give insight into the character. Otherwise, pffft.

Regardless, I like Kali Reis in this series. I've never seen her in anything before so I googled her and was surprised that she is a pro boxer and those piercings are real. She just started acting a couple of years ago. I think she's great.

I’m not looking to be turned on either. I’m looking to watch a detective show. What I don’t want to see is an ugly actress humping a slightly better looking, but also unattractive, actor who is groaning and begging her to stop. I was thinking the same thing. Stop! That scene added nothing to the plot. It provided zero insight into the character. (Some PP mentioned that it showed she got horny and wanted a connection. Um, who doesn’t?!?) On top of all of that the scene was not sexy. Those are images I didn’t want in my head. That is why so many different people have said that it was gratuitous, unnecessary and gross.

But...why were those images stuck in your head? I barely remembered it until you brought it up here, and you can't stop talking about it. Which is weird.

There are a bunch of posters talking about it, not just one. I personally think Kali is ugly. I don’t appreciate her body type or her tattoos. I don’t like her piercings. I don’t like her face. She might be a great actress, but she doesn’t appeal to me at all. I do, however, love Jodie Foster. I’ll be watching for Jodie.

Far from "ugly"

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Anonymous wrote:I live a good sex scene. Been with my husband for 25 years and love him to death but it’s nice to dream.

I was confused about the one people are talking about that. Was the guy just wanting her to slow down so it would last longer? And she was like no we’re going to finish when I want? Or was there something else going on. He seemed uncomfortable or something - not just into it and wanting to last.

Yes, that’s it: two ugly people grunting and humping in the premiere of a HBO detective for absolutely no reason. I love a good sex scene, too. But I want to dream I’m Geena Davis being seduced by Brad Pitt, not whatever it was those two characters were doing. Yuck.

Geena Davis and Brad Pitt?

When was the last time either of them did a sex scene? 2 decades ago?

Who cares when it happened? That’s how a good sex scene is done. That’s why I remember it years later. Newer does not equal better. In this case, it equals much worse.

I don't look to be turned on by sex scenes, nor do I rate sex scenes by how "hot" the actors are. Please. Go watch softcore if that's what you're looking for. Sex scenes should do something to advance the story or give insight into the character. Otherwise, pffft.

Regardless, I like Kali Reis in this series. I've never seen her in anything before so I googled her and was surprised that she is a pro boxer and those piercings are real. She just started acting a couple of years ago. I think she's great.

I’m not looking to be turned on either. I’m looking to watch a detective show. What I don’t want to see is an ugly actress humping a slightly better looking, but also unattractive, actor who is groaning and begging her to stop. I was thinking the same thing. Stop! That scene added nothing to the plot. It provided zero insight into the character. (Some PP mentioned that it showed she got horny and wanted a connection. Um, who doesn’t?!?) On top of all of that the scene was not sexy. Those are images I didn’t want in my head. That is why so many different people have said that it was gratuitous, unnecessary and gross.

But...why were those images stuck in your head? I barely remembered it until you brought it up here, and you can't stop talking about it. Which is weird.

There are a bunch of posters talking about it, not just one. I personally think Kali is ugly. I don’t appreciate her body type or her tattoos. I don’t like her piercings. I don’t like her face. She might be a great actress, but she doesn’t appeal to me at all. I do, however, love Jodie Foster. I’ll be watching for Jodie.